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On 13 February 1783, the Eighth Doctor, Anji Kapoor and Fitz Kreiner finally departed from the House on Henrietta Street. The Doctor had lived there for about a year. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street)
Behind the scenes
- 1908 - Actor Patrick Barr was born.
- 1912 - Actress Jenny Laird was born.
- 1916 - Actor Joseph Fürst was born.
- 1932 - Actor David Neal was born.
- 1933 - Actor Patrick Godfrey was born.
- 1935 - Actor David Neal was born.
- 1943 - Actor Donald Sumpter was born.
- 1958 - Stunt arranger Tip Tipping was born.
- 1965 - "The Web Planet" was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 1965 - Part of of TV Comic story Power Play was first released by City Magazines in issue four.
- 1971 - Episode three of The Mind of Evil was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 1980 - Issue eighteen of Doctor Who Weekly was first published by Marvel Comics, including part two of comic story Timeslip.
- 1986 - The novelisation of The Time Monster was first published by Target Books.
- 2006 - Recording for Big Finish audio story The Goddess Quandary took place.
- 2007 - Recording for Big Finish audio story I.D. completed.
- 2008 - Adam and Reset was first broadcast on BBC Three.
- 2010 - Stunt performer Max Faulkner died.
- 2011 - Actor T. P. McKenna died.
- 2012 - DVD box set Revisitations 3, including The Tomb of the Cybermen, The Three Doctors and The Robots of Death, was first released by 2|entertain.
